H. W. SUCKBEE, ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS. 



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Buckbee's 



CHRISTMAS 



l/l\jri THE VERY 



IyIIMJ best late 



THE grandest late Cabbage of true merit ever 

 introduced. As predicted last year, this truly 

 wonderful late variety of my own introduction 

 had the greatest run of any late Cabbage on the 

 market, and not one of my customers was disap- 

 pointed in the results. From the multitude of tes- 

 timonials I have received regarding this variety, I 

 am led to believe that my efforts in introducing 

 this grandest of all late varieties are truly appreci- 

 ated. It is grand — simply eclipsing everything of 

 its kind in the market— 999 out of every 1,000 plants 

 will produce marketable heads, which are of mam- 

 moth size (often reaching the sensational weight of 

 60 lbs.), sound, solid, and of the most delicious flavor, 

 crisp and white. It never bursts, has but few out- 

 side leaves, and is the best winter keeper. I control 

 the complete stock of this variety. 



Pkt. lCc; oz. 30c; 2 oz. 60c; H lb. 90c; ^ 

 lb. $1.60; lb. $3.00. 



BUCKBEE'S 



EXTRA EARLY 

 EXTRA LARGE 



NEW QUEEN 



I SHOW A FINE PAINTING OF THIS CABBAGE FROM NATURE, ON THE FIRST COVER 

 PAGE OF THIS GUIDE, WHICH SHOWS IT AS IT REALLY IS. EVERY SUCCEEDING SEASON 

 DEMONSTRATES AGAIN THE DESIRABILITY, SUPERIORITY AND POPULARITY OF MY 



NEW QUEEN £ nabTy Q ?Ie FINEST, EARLIEST, LARGEST, MOST 



SOLID EARLY CABBAGE GROWTH. ^ control 1 %'Rxz^qm^1bt^stock ds 

 Pkt., ioc. ; oz., 30c; 2 oz., 50c; 14 lb., 90c; lb., $1.60; lb., $3.00. 



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Undoubtedly the Very Best Main 

 Crop Cabbage. Prospers Under 

 All Conditions 



Unexcelled for late summer and early fall use, 

 being very hardy and sure to head when most- 

 sorts fail. It seems to suffer less from the cab- 

 bage worm than any other sort. Plants very 

 compact, with short, thick leaves. Heads regu- 

 lar, very hard, and keep well both summer and 

 winter. It is the hardiest, not only as regards 

 frost, but will suffer less from excessive wet, 

 drought, insects or disease, than any other sort. 



Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c; 2 oz. 60c; tk lb. 90c; 

 14 lb. $1.60; lb. $3.00. 



From Missouri. 



Jas. M. Bateman , a well-known 

 resident of Harrisonville: "My 

 Christmas King Cabbuge is ~fine, 

 considering the dry weather. Had 

 it been seasonable I would have 

 had heads to weigh 50 lbs. The 

 All Heart Celery and the Winter 

 Radishes were great. Some of 

 the Beefsteak Tomatoes were as 

 large around as a saucer, I will 

 Itave anotlier order for you in the Spring." 



I DO NOT LIST ANY CABBAGE SEED THAT I CANNOT HONESTLY RECOMMEND 



